Wrexham and Denbighshire Advertiser and Cheshire Shropshire and North Wales Register

I I BOROUGH OF WREXHAM. I MUNICIPAL ELECTION. I TO THE El.ECTORS OF THE NORTH WARD. I LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,—The term of my office as your representative will expire on the 1st Novem- ber. I have during the past nine y ars endeavoured to serve your interests faithfully, as my attendance at nearly all the meetings will show. I have taken a keen interest in all matters pertaining to our good old town, and should you do me the honor to re-elect me. I shall continue to study the general interest of the ratepayers. As regards the Housing of the Poor, I consider many of the so-called insanitary dwellings may ba made habitable by the owners themselves putting the property in a state of repair necessary for the comfort of our poorer neigh- bours, until cheap and suitable dwellings shall be erected. I have sunperted the Reduction of Rent to the Free Library, which I consider has done much good work in the town. Thanking you all for the confidence you have placed in me during the many years I have represented you, I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, I BENJAMIN OWE-N. I 1 5, Penybryn, Wrexham, October lath, 1S90. 2113z

I TO THE ELECTORS OF THE NORTH WAHD. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,—An influential Deputa- JLj tion of the Ratepayers have requested me to allow myself to be nominated for election to the Borough Council for the North Ward. Having consenteI have now to introduce myself to you, and solicit your votes and interest. I am not unknown to many of you my residence in Wrexham and its neighbourhood is now nearly twenty-two years. I cinnot suggest myself as a large ratepayer in the Borough, but you are tware I have extennve interests out- side, which largely contribute to its prosperity and the well being of the Urban population. There are no burning questions before your Muniopat Parliament, therefore I cannot particularise any which would receive special attention. Should you honor me with your support, and intrust me with your confidence, I will promise to sifeguard the in- terests committed to my care, and furthe r any other calculated to benefit the Town and its inhabitants. I have the Honor to remain, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient Servant, Pn Ltwyn. Wrt'xbam, EDWIN STANLEY CLARK. I Pen Hwyn, Wrexham, 2116h I October 15th, t8:?. ZHOh

I BOROUGH OF WREXHAM. I MUNICIPAL BLEC rlON. I TO THE ELECTORS OF THE SOUTH WARD. J I LADIES AND GENTLE.IIEN,-At the urgent request J_J of a number of large ratepayers in your Ward, I have consented to offer myself as a candidate for the vacant seat in the Town Council. Should you be pleased to elect me, I can assure you that your interests and those of our good old town will receive my most careful attention. It is my firm opinion that the growth of Wrexham will be more rapid in the future than it has even been in the past, and therefore the policy of the Council must be a wise and far-seeing one. Such a policy would always find in me a steaay supporter, because by its aid true economy could be obtained. I am of opinion tha1, all Corporations should possess and control their own gas and water supplies, while the markets should not be in independent haucl. If any wise scheme can be framed having this reform in view, I shall be prepared to support it. I am in favor of public baths, wash-houses, and recreation grounds, and my opinion is that the remisai n of the Free Library rent is needed. As one who has resided in Wrexham for the last 35 years, I am not ignorant of your wants. Your interests are the same as mine, and I therefore respectfully ask for your support on the day of election. I am, Lalies and Gentlemen, I Your obedient servant, JAMES STEVENS. I Hope Street, Wrexham, Oct. 14th, 1S90. 20.)9a

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE SOUTH I WARD. f ADIRS AND GENTLEMEN, As it may have T ? happened that some of the voters in the Ward have not been visited either by myself or friends, may I be allowed to say, if such has been the case, it has been purely an oversight. Faithfully your?, 2196 J AS. STEVENS. I

BOROUGH OF WREXHAM. MUNICIPAL ELECTION. I TO THE ELECTORS OF THE SOUTH WARD. I r ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,—I have been requested by many influential Burgesses ti allow myself to be nominated for the repiesentation of the South Ward in the Town Council. I therefore place myself in your hands with the sole onject n eicotrd, of giving my i4arneqt attention and con- sideration to all matters tha may be of benefit to the town and inhabitant". I am a strict advocate of reasonable economy, but I nevertheless consider tint the growth of Wrexham causes the present to he a critical period in the developmentof the town. ar.d I think that broad-minded meisures of general improvement should be carefully kept in view, even if they might entail some expense. As the largest ratepayer in the South Ward, my interests are entirely identical with those of every ratepayer. I am, Yours, truly, FiiEDERIC W. SOAMES. Llwyn Onn Hall. Wrexham, 7th Oct., 1890 203th

BOROUGH OF WREXHAM. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE EAST WARD. LADIKS AND GENTLEMEN, I have now hid the L honor of representing you in the Council for the past twelve months, and again present myself before you to solicit your suffrage". I have given my best attention to the work with which you entrusted me, an I have endeavoured to accomplish all that I promised. In conjunction with His Worship the Mayor I am work- ing for better sanitation and better housing of the poor in the borough. and hope to see at no distant time Public Baths and Public Recreation Grounds provided for the people by the Municipality. My efforts also to obtain the better lighting of our Courts and Alleys have not been unsuccessful. It is very desirable that the Markets and the G.is ard Water supplies should be vested in the Corporation, and I am sanguine that this could be done, not only without increaing our rates, but with a reduction to the rate- payers in the ccst of these important public requirements. I >haH have the pleasure of feeing you personally during the next few weeks to render and account of my stewardship, nd also to take your opinion as to the questions I have mentioned, or any otheis in which your are interested. I remain, Ladies and Gentlemen, Faithfully Yonrs, C. K. BENSON. 14, High-street, Wrexham, October 4tb, 1690. 2uS7f

BOROUGH OF WREXHAM. MUNICIPAL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE EAST WARD. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,—Having been requested by a number of my fellow working men to allow myself to he nominated for the vacant seat in your Ward, I have consented. My long residence in the Ward induces me to believe that I may be able to serve thb interests of the Ward and the Town in general. I shall be glad to see the necessary steps taken to secure for the benefit of the town the profits derived from the Market Tolls, and the supply of Water and Gas to its inhabitants. If I am returned, I will endeavour to support thrse measures which aim at securing the health, the cltanli- ness, and the general good of the town. I pledge myself to oppose as far as I can all unwise and injudicious expendi- ture of the ratepayers' money. Any other matter that comes up will have my careful attention. On these grounds I appeal for your support, and I assure you that I shall spare no effort to deserve your confidence. My residence for so many years in the East Ward gives me special interest in that Ward, and leads me to believe that I am well known to most of the residents therein. I have no record of past public service to appeal to. but I trust that your knowledge of me as a wot king-man, is such as to induce you to honor me with j our votes on the day of election. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, ALFRED FLETCHER. I 18, Charles-street, October 18th, 1890. 2160a

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE WEST WARD. T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,—As I have been in- formed that yocr representative. Mr William Pierce, who has served you so faithfully for the last nine years, does not intend to seek re-election, I have great pleasure in offering myself as a Candidate for the vacancy. If I am elected, I shill do my best to serve the interests of the residents in the Ward and Town generally; I shall be glad to see insanitary dwellings removed and an im- provement in the condition of the nouses of the poor. and will gladly support the efforts that are now being made in that direction. I think that the Gas and Water and Markets should be in the hands of the Corporation, and I shall vote in favor of any well-devised scheme for cffectins that object, as believe that if properly carried out it will be a source of income to the Borough. All uieasures for the material and moral improvement of the Towc sball have my best consideration and support; I think among other thiegs that the rent of the Free Library should be remitted. Trusting to get your support on the day of Election, I remain, Ladiesgand Gentlemen, Yours faithfully, Vicarae Hill, Wrexbam, ANTHONY NUTTALL. Vicarage Hill WrexbaT, Oct. 9?b: 18?). 2055o

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Election Acre's. 'V', I BOROUGH OF WREXHAM. MUNICIPAL ELECTION. I TO THE ELECTORS OF THE WEST WARD. I LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,—AS I am informed by Mr William Pierce, your prese-.t respected repre- sentative in the Town Council, that it is not his intention to seek re-election, and having been waited upon by an in'luential deputation of ratepayers, I have consented to become a candidate for the seat which will become vacant on the 1st November. I am well known to most of the Electors, having resided and carried on business in the West Ward for the last 15 year?. Should jou honor me by electing me as your member, I wi!l promise to give all the questions which come before the Council my constant and serious attention with a view to the interests of the ratepayers, due regard beeing had to the growing requirements of this important Borough. I trust to have the pleasure of shortly waiting upon you in person, and beg to remain Ladies and Gentlemen, Your O)edient Servant, RALPH WILLIAMSON. I Town-hill, Wrexham, 6h Octcber, 1890. 2033

Legal and Public Notices. -r- ,r- -r-r THE WESTERN FARM MORTGAGE r TRUST COMPANY, 59, OLD BROAD STREFV, LONDON, E.C. Capital 3,000,003 dollars. Six Per Cent. Guaranteed Freehold Mortgages. Five and a Half Per Cent. Sterling Debentures. Interest and Principal payable in London in sterling. THE First Mortgage Bonds are secured by freehold ft. lands in the United States, worth from 2, to four times the amount advanced, and are also guaranteed by the Company. The Sterling Debentures are secured by a deposit with the Debenture Corporation, Limited, of London, the Trustees, of equal amount of the above-mentioned First Mortgages, and are also made a direct charge upon all the property of this Company. For full information, prospectus, and particulars apply to ATKINSON & COMPANY, Managers for the U.K. 17Etiz COUNTY OF FLINT. THE LUNACY ACT, 1890. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that at the General NQuarter Sessions of the Peace, holden at the County Hall. Mold, in and for the County of Flint, on Wednesday, the 15th day of October, 1890, it was ordered-Th,-it iu compliance with the provisions of the Lunacy Act. 1890, Section 10, the following Justices of this County be appointed to exercise during the eusuing year within this County the powers conferred by the said Act upon the Judicial Authority as defined by the Act, viz. — FOR THE DIVISION OF MOLD.—John Scott Bankes. Esquire, Soughton Hall, Northop; Pennant Athelwold Lloyd, Esquire, Pentrobin, Mold, Edward Thompson, Esq.. Plas Annie, Mold. FOR THE DIVISION OF HOPE.—Charles James Trevor Roper, Esquire, Plas Teg, Mold; Wilson CarstAirs Ji.nes, Esquire, Eastcote. Hoole, Chester; Richard Henry Venables Kyrke, Esquire, Nantyffrifch, Wrexham. FOR THE DIVISION OF HAAVARDEN.—William Henry Gladstone, E<quire, Hawarden House, Chester William Johnson, Esquire, Broughton Hall. Chester; William Thorn, Esquire, Springfield House, Hawarden. FOR THE DIVISION OF NORTHOP.—John Scott Bankes, Esquire, Soughton Hall, Northop Walter Evans, clerk, Rectory. Halkyn, Holywell; Charles Davison, Esquire, Farfield, Connah's Quay, Flint. FOR THE DIVISION OF HOLYWEI.L. Richard Sankey. Esquire, Holywell; Thomas Zephaniah Davie", clerk, Whitford Vicarage, Holywell; Llewelyn John Henry, Esquire, Lyganywem, Holywell. FOR THE DIVISION OF CAERWYS.—Philip Pennant Pen- nant. Esquire. Nantlys, St. Asaph; Walter Hownam Buddicom, Esquire. Penbedw, Mold; Arthur Mesham, Esquire, Pontryfydd, Bodfari, Rhyl. FOR THE DIVISION OF PRESTATYN. — Edwin Morgan, Esquire. Cae Gwyn, Tremeirchion, St. Asaph; William Theophilus Girdlestone, &quire, ,T.D., Sedgley H- use, Rhyl; Frederic StuidMi Hore, Esquire, Rosehill, St. Asapb. FOR THE DIVISION OF RHUDDLAN.—Richard Frederick Birch, Esquire, Maeselwy, St. Asaoh Arthur Mesham, Esquire, Pontryffydd, Bodfari, Rhyl Henry Richard Lloyd Howard, Esquire. Wigfair, St. Asaph. FOR THE DIVISION OF OVERTON. Edmund Peel, Fsquire, Brynypvs, Ruabon Theophilus Henry Gresley Puleston, clerk, Worthenbuiy, Wrexham Pbiiip William Godsal, Esquire, Isycoed Park, Whitchurch, Salop. Copies of this Notice can he obtained from the Clerks to the Justices of the several Petty Sessional Divisions, and Clerks to the Poor Law Unions within the said Ceunty, or from the Office of the Clerk of the Peace, Mold. THOS. T. KELLY, Clerk of the Peace. Mold, 23rd October, 1«90. a21SJo At the GENERAL QUARTER SESSIONS of the Peace, holden at the County Hall, Mold, in and for the County of Flint, on Wednesday, the 15th day of October, 1S90. ORDERED, that in compliance with the Lunacy Act, 1890. Section 177, the onllowing Justice* of this County, and a Medical Practitioner are appoints to act as Visitors of Licensed Houses within this County, and other- wise for the purposes of the Said Act during ifce ensuing year, vir.— JUSTICES —John Scott Bankes, Esquire, of So-,il-btoi Hall, Northop Robert Howard, Esquire of Broughton Hall. Malpas, Cheshire Thomas Lloyd Murray Browne, Esquire, of Rhyl. '%IF-DIC.&LPRACTITION ER. -Alfred Trubsbaw, Esquire, of Mold, Surgeon. It is further Ordered that Thomas Thelwell Rel!y. Clerk of the Peace of this County, be appointed to act as Clerk to the Visitors. By the Court, I THOS. T. KELLY, Mold, 23td October, 1890. Clerk of the Peace. 21Slh PEARL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. A NNUAL REPORT and STATEMENT of ACCOUNTS iTL presented at the Twenty-sixth Annual General Meeting, held at the Offices of the Company, London Bridge, City, E.C.. September 20th, 1^90. In presenting the Twenty-sixth Annual Report and Statement of Accounts, your Directors have great pleasure in drawing your attention to the increasing financial pros- perity of the Company, and its popularity amongst the Industrial classes. NEW POLICIES. 370,851 Policies were issued during the past twelve months, representing a new annual premium income of £ 154,999 Is Sid. INCOME. The total income for the past financial year amounted to £ 272.707 Os 2d, and exceeded that of the previous year by £ 19,7712s Sid. being an increase of more than 40 per cent. over that of the previous year. PREMIUMS—JUNE, 1890. The Premium Income on the Policies in force on the Company's books at the termination of the financial year ending in June last amounted to £ 297,683 t's lld, which, it may be confidently hoped, will be well sustained during the present year. CLAIMS. The Company has paid li:,743 claims and grants during the preceding twelve months, amounting to £ 112,509 15s 6id, which, added to the sums previously paid in claims since the estiblishment of the Company, makes a total of £785,811í 6s 6Jd. ASSURANCE FUND. The Life Assurance Fund has been increased during the present year by £ 30,001 3s 5d, and the Assurance Fund, with capital paid up, now amounts to £ 249,427 14s 2d. STAFF. A considerable addition has been made to our staff of Superintendents, Assistant Superintendents, and Collectois during the past twelve months, many of whom have proved themselves very efficient in sustaining and extending the business of the Company. By order, P. J. FOLEY, 21!)2ac Managing Director. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3RD, a CHEAP EXCUR- SION TO LIVERPOOL, for 1 or 3 dats, will leave LLANGOLLEN at 8.15, a.m Trevor 8 25, Acrefair 8.30, Ruabon 8.40, and WREXHAM at 8.55 am. For full particulars see bills. 2157f HY. LAMBERT, General Manager. THE ABERDEEN LINE, LONDON TO AUSTRALIA, Via Cape of Good Hope in 42 day. Steamer. Dampens. Australasian Captain. DougldS. I Simpson Tons. I 3,709 I 3,630 Sailing. I Dec ;t;. I To follow The above favorite full-powered steamers will sail from the Royal Albert Docks for MELBOURNE AND SYDNEY, taking passengers for all Australian and New Zealand Ports. The accommodation for first and third class passengers is very superior, and an experienced surgeon will accom- pany each vessel. Fares—Saloon from 40 guineas third class from 14 guineas. For particulars apply to GEO. THOMPSON & Co., 24, Leadenhall Street, London, E.C. 2100f TO AGRICULTURALISTS. SEED WHEAT. M R R E E V E S CROESNEWYDD, Has a limited quantity of Oakshott, and Millard's New White Salvator Wheat to dispose of. Price 10s per Bushel. It is said to be the Heaviest Cropping Wheat ever pro- duced, having in some instances reached seven feet six inches in height, and while other sorts have been la-d by sto-ms the Salvator has remained perftctly erect, pro- ducing in some instances 11 quarters, or b,13 bushels, per acre. Apply as above. 2061t ZADKIEL'S ALMANAC, 1891. THE Leading Prophetic Publication of the World. Contains Voice of the Stars, Weather Forecasts, Farmers' Guide, Royal Horoscopes, Hieroglyphic, Year of War and Discord, c. Z inkiel foretold the REVOLUTION IN BRAZIL, THE INFLUENZA, &c.—London COUSINS & Co., 6 Helmet Court, Strand and all Booksellers. Price, 6d. 212Hz Business Announcements THE CELEBRATED PENADUR SPRING WATERS I "Honorable Mention" at the Paris Exhibition, Certificate of Merit awarded by the Council of the Sanitary Institute of Great Britain, for these Waters also at International Exhibition, London, 11. PURE AND STANDARD BEVERAGES and    ?\)"??? MINERAL WATERS See that Manufactured from Name and Trade Mark are PENADUR On Cork-label-bottle SPRING. In order to prevent Spurious ??? ??? ???_?.?T?\??C?\ \"???? In order to prevent Spurious Articles being Substituted! Agents Everywhere, or direct From NORTH WALES FACTORY, WREXHAM Contractors to tb.3 General Station Buffets at Chester, Birkenhead, Wrexham, Ruabon, &c., Hydropathic, Blackpool, Ehyl, &c. 1S30 R. ELLIS & SONS' PURE MINERAL WATERS CAN BE HAD AT WHOLESALE PRICES FROM J. F. EDISBURY, CHEMIST, 1831 3, BIGH STREET, WREXHAM. FIRST PRIZE MEDAL: LONDON. 1875, SOAMES WELSH rjBADe (§) ALE ?      ? ???????? ????? ?N ??? ?????     \? ? ?? ?m MtM )NN???B<?t BRtfAfANT. PURE SPARMLlMfi^ THE BREWERY, WREXHAM,NORTH WALES. 2-22 ELLIS'S MINERAL WATERS SOLE ADDRESS:— R. ELLIS & SON, RUTHIN, NORTH WALES. 775 R. ELLIS & SONS' PURE MINERAL WATERS CAN BE HAD AT WHOLESALE PRICES FROM C. K. BENSON & CO. GENERAL SUPPLY STORES, 14, HIGH STREET, 1519c WREXHAM. ALL PATENT MEDICINES ADVERTISED IN THIS PAPER AT WHOLESALE PRICES FOR CASH AT J. F. EDISBURY, 1832 3, HIGH STREET. A TWTori labours from sun to sun, and with rare exceptions his work is of a healthy and wholesome character; contrast this with The labours of A Woman who day after day inhaling the hot steam and filthy odours arising from the wash-tub, which poisons her blood, making her soon feel and look tired, worn out, and dejected, yet with SUNLIGHT SOAP all this can be avoided, toil and trouble done away with, and even a young girl do the entire wash for the family, not only without fatigue but with satisfaction. D C\A/ ADC Do not allow other Soaps said to be the same as the Sunlight" DLVVAtlL. to be palmed off upon you. If you do you must expect to be disappointed. See that you get what you ask for, and that the word Sunlight" is stamped upon every tablet, and printed upon every wrapper. In sending Coupons Mark the Envelopes on the outside Competition." Purchasers see that you get The SUNLIGHT SOAP WRAPPER with each Tablet of Sunlight "oap." 1491 HAXELL'S HOTEL, WEST STRAND, LONDON. Telegraphic Address Haxell, London." Telegrams for visitors must be marked c/o Haxell, London." FOR Families and Gentlemen. In the midst of the I' Theatres and Places of Amusement. Within 20 minutes of the City by 'Bus or Railway. Thoroughly modernised in every particular, combining a most elegant Restaurant, Separate Ladies' and Gentlemen's Coffee Rooms, Billiard Room, &c. BED AND BREAKFAST, 6/6. IIGHTS AND ATTENDANCE FREE. EVERY ROOM LIGHTED BY ELECTRICITY. In the hope of meeting in every way the-continued I rtfer- ence shown to this Hotel, A NEW COFFEE ROOM, OCCUPYING THE WHOLE LENGTH OF THE FIRST-FLOOR, Has been added to the Hotel, ITS SEVEN NOBLE WINDOWS COMMANDING THE STRAND PANORAMA, with DRAWING, READING, AND MUSIC ROOMS ADJOINING. L0M)0>R AND BRIGHTON. 1182 FIREWORKS: FIREWORKS! GOMER JONES BEGS to state that he has just received his well-selected Stock of Fireworks for the 5th of November. THE STOCK INCLUDES SQUIBS, CRACKERS. BRNGAL LIGHTS, PORT-FIRES WHEELS, SILVER TREES, ROCKETS, ROMAN CANDLES, BLUE DEVILS. JACK-IN-BGX, JUBILEE COLORED LIGHTS, BALLOONS, CHINESE CRACKERS, &C, &c. RED, BLUE AND UREEN FIRE. Not being allowed to kf ep a large Stock by Act of Parlia- mei.t, Orders should be sent early to save disappointment. Also they have purchased a Large Stock of Cheap WALL PAPER. NOTE ADDRESS GOMER JONES, 13, BANK STREET, WREXHAM. 212So Business Announcements. JUST ARRIVED A CONSIGNMENT OF NEW SEASON TEAS. AT J C. K. BENSON & co. s. THE TEA DRINKER S BUDGET, 1 8 9 0. SEDUCTION IN THE DUTY ON TEA. The Duty on Tea is now reduced 2d per lb., and C. K. BENSON & co. Are giving their Customers the Benefit. SAME QUALITY AS BEFORE. PURE TEAS IMPORTED DIRECT FROM THE GARDENS OS INDIA, CHINA, AND CEYLON. ALWAYS TO BE DEPENDED UPON AND 2d. per lb. CHEAPER. TRY THE FINEST TEAS IN WREXHAM ONCE TASTED ALWAYS PREFERRED. TO BE HAD ONLY FROM C. K. BENSON & C O NORTH WALES & SALOP, CO-OPERATIVE SUPPLY STORES. 14, HIGH STREET, and 35, HOPE STREET, WREXHAM, AND 21. CEOSS STREET, OSWESTRY. 12no ALFRED W. BUTT, CF EASTGATE ROW, CHESTER, WATCH AND CLOCK MAN UFA C TUREE, GOLD AND SILVERSMITH, HAVING PURCHASED THE OLD ESTABLISHED BUSINESS OF FRED'K. FRASEK, HIGH STREET, WREXHAM, Respectfully invites the continuance of the patronage so liberally accorded to his predecessor, and trusts by the selection of HIGH-CLASS GOODS In every Department of the Trade, and strict personal attention to merit public support. REPAIRS In Watches, Clocks, Jev/ellery, and Silver Plate executed with dispatch on the Premises by skilled workmen. CLOCKS WOUND BY CONTRACT. In order to make way for new goods, for a limited period, the whole of the VALUABLE STOCK will be Offered for Sale at a Reduction of 20 Per cent, or 4s. in the l'Jt-OZ CHEAPEST AND BEST SHILLING'S WORTH OF RUM OR WHISKY, AT yy I L L D E R s MARKET HALL VAULTS, WREXHATl. Buy ami Compare. ray THE STOCK EXCHANGE. MEMBERS OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE are ?OT ?i- ALLOWED to ADVERTISE for businesq purposes or to issue circulars to persons other than their own principals. t Brokers l or Agents who advertise are not in any way connected with The Stock Exchange, or under the zcutrol of the Committee. Lists of Members of the Stock Exchange who act as stock and share brokers may be obtained on application to FRANCIS LEVIEN, Secretary to the Committee of the Stock Exchange. Committee Room, The stocfc Exchange, London, E ç. 2 STRANGE'S Al CRYSTAL OIL BRILLIANT LIGHr With an unbroken record of THIRTY YEARS without a single Accident. 1%/B ANY Householders still refrain from using Lamps I through the unplea/?nt odour emitted by oburning inferior OIL, vended by many dealers P-s "CRYSTAL," thereby misleading the purchasers, who imagine they are bujing STRANGE S Al CRYSTAL OIL, which gives 10 per cent. better light, and is both superior and more healthful than the cheaper kinds (sold as Crystal) and consequently is ordered to be used in most of the Infirmaries throughout the United Kingdom. All Cans or Drums should bear the Trade Mark of an "EYE," to show bat it is genuine. Authorised Agents for itq sale in this district are WREXHAM—Rogers and Jackson, Ironmongers. Wholesale only:- S. TUDOR & SONS. White Lead Manufacturer; 17, College Hill, London, E.C. 201to